Thread: "Mc6d solved!!!"

Hi all,
I just wanted to let everybody know that I have finally solved Mc6d! :D I made it up to the 4c pieces without macros and was prepared to go the entire way without macros but accidentally saved over my file when I was more than halfway done with the them, sending me back to start them all over again! :/ So I decided to do the rest of it with macros. A little disappointing considering I worked so hard on it already, but at least it's done now! I also want to congratulate Andrey on his solve of 120z! :D Maybe that will be one of my next projects as I attempt 5^7! O.O Well, wish me luck! By the way, can anybody tell me where to go to try that 120z cell out?

GOD bless,
Philip Strimpel

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Hello Philip,

Congratulations on solving such a big puzzle! There is no shame in using
macros. It's also fine to avoid them if that gives you a sense of purity
or if you are trying for a shortest record or something. The main thing
is solving the puzzle, however you decide to do it.

Do you really want to jump from 3^6 to 5^7? That's such a huge leap. I'd
suggest 3^7 first.

All these puzzles are listed on the main MC4D page
in the "Related Puzzles"
section. 120Z is part of Magic Puzzle Ultimate
. You might like to try

Puzzle > 4D > Mirror Cube > 3^4 (Mirror Z)

as a warm-up before attempting the monster 120Z. Whatever you choose,
good luck Philip!!!
-Melinda

On 2/2/2014 1:04 PM, Philip Strimpel wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just wanted to let everybody know that I have finally solved Mc6d! :D I made it up to the 4c pieces without macros and was prepared to go the entire way without macros but accidentally saved over my file when I was more than halfway done with the them, sending me back to start them all over again! :/ So I decided to do the rest of it with macros. A little disappointing considering I worked so hard on it already, but at least it's done now! I also want to congratulate Andrey on his solve of 120z! :D Maybe that will be one of my next projects as I attempt 5^7! O.O Well, wish me luck! By the way, can anybody tell me where to go to try that 120z cell out?
>
> GOD bless,
> Philip Strimpel
>
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Hello Philip,



Congratulations on solving such a big puzzle! There is no shame in
using macros. It's also fine to avoid them if that gives you a sense
of purity or if you are trying for a shortest record or something.
The main thing is solving the puzzle, however you decide to do it.



Do you really want to jump from 3^6 to 5^7? That's such a huge leap.
I'd suggest 3^7 first.



All these puzzles are listed on the href="http://superliminal.com/cube/cube.htm">main MC4D page in
the "Related Puzzles" section. 120Z is part of href="http://astr73.narod.ru/MPUlt/MPUlt.html">Magic Puzzle
Ultimate. You might like to try



        Puzzle > 4D > Mirror Cube > 3^4 (Mirror Z)



as a warm-up before attempting the monster 120Z. Whatever you
choose, good luck Philip!!!

-Melinda

        Hi all, 
   I just wanted to let everybody know that I have finally solved Mc6d! :D I made it up to the 4c pieces without macros and was prepared to go the entire way without macros but accidentally saved over my file when I was more than halfway done with the them, sending me back to start them all over again! :/ So I decided to do the rest of it with macros. A little disappointing considering I worked so hard on it already, but at least it's done now! I also want to congratulate Andrey on his solve of 120z! :D Maybe that will be one of my next projects as I attempt  5^7! O.O Well, wish me luck! By the way, can anybody tell me where to go to try that 120z cell out?

     GOD bless, 
  Philip Strimpel


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